find a hashtag on social media in china. and only one of the 25 cabinet members, for instance, are women. so there s a lot of progress seen to be happening there in the country. and real quickly, the fact that the ioc put out this statement today. i mean, it can t be lost on us that beijing is hosting the winter olympics in like three months. big, big point that you re making there, alex. because they could lose that. they don t want to lose that. they don t want to see countries pull out. and so far, the ioc has nod said they re going to do anything. there are going to be no penalties, but that certainly shows, potentially, uncommon for china, that they may be reacting to international pressure. okay. richard lui, that was a great report. you put this whole thing into context and gave us so much. thank you so much, my friend. appreciate it. so the not-so-great holiday getaway. one of the new reasons why the crowds could be worse, and that would start tomorrow. could be would s
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